The audience
Reach you can check before you book.
These describe audiences available to book: the first across every influencer we represent, the rest for the Emaratino channel. They are not campaign results Evo produced for a client. Every figure carries its source and the period it covers.
10M+
combined audience across the influencers we represent
- Metric
- combined audience across the influencers we represent
- Period
- September 2026
- Source
- Evo Media Pro's own count across its influencer roster
- Scope
- Every influencer Evo represents, followers summed across platforms. Audience to book, not a campaign result
21.4M
views in the month
- Metric
- views in the month
- Period
- April 2026
- Source
- Native platform analytics, via Emaratino Media Kit 2026
- Scope
- Emaratino influencer channel, all four platforms. Volume varies month to month
92.9%
of views from non-followers
- Metric
- of views from non-followers
- Period
- 30 days to 12 August 2026
- Source
- Instagram native analytics, via Emaratino Media Kit 2026
- Scope
- Emaratino influencer channel, Instagram only: reach beyond the existing following
32.8%
of audience located in the Philippines
- Metric
- of audience located in the Philippines
- Period
- 30 days to 12 August 2026
- Source
- Instagram audience insights, via Emaratino Media Kit 2026
- Scope
- Emaratino influencer channel. A further 26.1% is in the UAE
Why Evo Media Pro
An influencer marketing agency, built differently.
Most influencer marketing in the UAE is bought through a marketplace or a middleman. This is what changes when the agency knows its influencers, films the content and runs the media.
The influencers
The usual wayFound in a database or through a middleman, and met for the first time at the booking.
At Evo Media ProInfluencers we represent and work with directly, so our advice on who fits your brief is first-hand.
Audience figures
The usual wayA follower count in a pitch deck, with no date and no source.
At Evo Media ProReach, views, non-follower share and country split, each printed with its source and period on this page.
Languages
The usual wayEnglish, and Arabic if you ask.
At Evo Media ProEnglish, Arabic, Filipino and French, including Emirati influencers who speak to the Filipino community in its own language.
The content
The usual wayA script handed to the influencer and filmed on a phone the day before it posts.
At Evo Media ProA concept agreed with the influencer and approved by you, filmed in our own studio or on location when the brief needs production.
After it posts
The usual wayA screenshot of likes, and the campaign ends there.
At Evo Media ProPaid amplification by our performance marketing team, and native analytics reported against the outcome agreed at the brief.
Before you spend
The usual wayA media kit and a rate card.
At Evo Media ProThe influencers' own work, on this page, and names with sourced figures for your brief when you ask.
Why it works here
Filipino and Emirati, in one booking.
The Philippine Ambassador put the UAE's Filipino population at around 650,000 in 2023, and most brands still advertise to that community in English only. An influencer who belongs to both audiences reaches the community here and the market back home in the same activation.
That is a narrow, specific advantage, and it is why this sits alongside paid media rather than instead of it. Influencer content earns attention; the campaign around it is what turns attention into an enquiry.
Languages
English
French
Arabic
Filipino / Tagalog
Influencer activations
The influencers we deal with, and what they make.
Sixteen posts and eighteen frames from influencers Evo works with directly. Comedy, interviews, podcasts, food, sport and brand films, made for their own audiences in their own voice, which is why the reach behaves the way it does. Activate, and the roster behind this opens to your brief.
Podcasts, panels and stages
Long-form attention, in settings people remember.
A podcast in a glasshouse full of butterflies, another on the deck of a yacht, a studio panel, a conference stage: our influencers make the formats that hold an audience for minutes rather than seconds, and in influencer marketing that is time a brand can share.
Minutes, not seconds
Long-form formats keep a brand on screen while people listen.
Settings worth sharing
A yacht, a glasshouse, a stage: places the audience talks about.
Panels and questions
Several voices on one topic, recorded in a studio.
A brand at the table
Your product in the conversation, agreed at the concept.
Podcast recorded among the butterflies
Podcast · 0:30
Panel session, white studio
Panel format · 2:40
Conference stage, walk-on
Event film · 0:11
From our roster
A glasshouse podcast, a studio panel, a stage walk-on and a podcast afloat.
Two men in kanduras recording a podcast inside a planted glasshouse, with butterflies feeding on orange slices; five people on director chairs recording a panel in a white studio; a woman in a dark suit walking onto a blue-lit conference stage; and, below, a podcast recorded on a yacht, from the set on deck to the hosts at their microphones and the cake.
- Influencers
- Influencers Evo works with directly
- Source
- The influencers' own posts, supplied by Evo
- Scope
- Three posts and six frames: the influencers' own work, not Evo client campaigns
Food, venues and openings
Influencers who turn a recommendation into a visit.
In influencer marketing, food and places are where an influencer's word becomes a table booked. Our roster tastes and reviews, films menus, records live from the table and walks its audience through a venue before the doors open.
Honest tastings
Reviews in the influencer's own voice, filmed where the food is served.
Menus on film
Close food footage that makes the dish the star.
Live from the table
Sessions streamed as they happen, with the room in shot.
Openings and walkthroughs
A venue shown before it opens, with the date on screen.
Street food review
Food review · 0:16
Cafe menu film
Food film · 0:39
Garden attraction, opening walkthrough
Social · 1:14
From our roster
A tasting, a café menu, a garden opening and a live recording at the table.
A man in a kandura tasting a Filipino sweet to camera; close food footage from a café, from meat on a grill to a noodle bowl; a walkthrough of a planted glasshouse attraction before it opens, with the opening date on screen; and, below, a podcast recorded at a restaurant table: the hosts, the noodles, the room, and the session streamed live from a phone.
- Influencers
- Influencers Evo works with directly
- Source
- The influencers' own posts, supplied by Evo
- Scope
- Three posts and six frames: the influencers' own work, not Evo client campaigns
Comedy, music and culture
Culture your audience recognises as its own.
Comedy about Filipino habits, a Filipino song sung live by an Emirati, a concert in Manila, a singalong in the car. Content like this is why both communities treat our influencers as their own, and why influencer marketing through them lands as a recommendation rather than an advert.
Humour both sides share
Guessing games and sketches Filipinos and Emiratis both laugh at.
Music as a bridge
Filipino songs performed live, and sung along to.
Both ends of the journey
Content filmed in the UAE and in the Philippines.
Moments in the calendar
National days marked with the community, not at it.
How to spot a Filipino
Comedy · 1:20
Guess the nationality
Comedy · 1:20
Studio talking head
Comedy · 1:16
Live performance, Filipino song
Music · 1:39
Car singalong
Social · 0:43
Concert, Manila
Travel · 0:50
From our roster
Comedy, live music, a concert in Manila and a National Day.
A guessing game about Filipino habits; two men guessing each other's nationality; a talking head against a bright cyan wall; a Filipino song sung with a live band by a man in a kandura; men in kanduras singing along to a Filipino song in a car; a concert crowd in Manila; and, below, a group and a portrait from a National Day gathering in an airport terminal.
- Influencers
- Influencers Evo works with directly
- Source
- The influencers' own posts, supplied by Evo
- Scope
- Six posts and two frames: the influencers' own work, not Evo client campaigns
Brand reads and campaigns
Brand messages delivered in the influencer's own voice.
An app explained on camera, a streaming service recommended, refurbished phones read in a studio, a dance challenge with a prize. In each, the message is carried by the influencer's own voice and format: that is what makes an audience listen, and what makes influencer marketing different from an advert with a face in it.
Explainers people finish
An app or a service explained in plain words, to camera.
Studio reads
A product read with proper sound and light.
Challenges and prizes
Campaign calls that invite the audience to take part.
Talking points agreed
Brand messages locked at the concept, before filming.
Money transfer app: on-camera explainer
Brand film · 1:16
Streaming service: influencer read
Brand film · 1:09
Refurbished phones: studio read
Brand film · 0:37
Dance challenge: campaign call
Campaign · 0:57
From our roster
An app explainer, two reads, a challenge and a podcast at a café table.
A man in a kandura explaining a money transfer app, with captions about weekly cash prizes; a woman in a blue satin shirt recommending drama series on a streaming service; a studio read cut with boxed refurbished phones; men in headphones announcing a dance challenge and its prize; and, below, a podcast recorded at a café table set with fruit and coffee.
- Influencers
- Influencers Evo works with directly
- Source
- The influencers' own posts, supplied by Evo
- Scope
- Four posts and four frames: the influencers' own work, not Evo client campaigns. Brands in frame are the influencers' collaborations and are not named
Formats and process
Influencer marketing formats, and how a campaign runs.
Every influencer marketing campaign is scoped around the formats your audience watches, then run the same way from brief to report.
Short-form reels
Cross-posted across platforms.
TikTok series
Recurring formats rather than one-offs.
Photo carousels
For feed, and for reuse in paid.
Story sets
Sequenced, not scattered.
Live sessions
Scheduled around a launch.
Voice-over & narration
In all four languages.
- 01
Brief
The audience, the outcome, and which influencer honestly fits it.
- 02
Scope
Deliverables, platforms, languages, usage rights, timeline and a fixed fee.
- 03
Concept
Concept and script approved before filming. Talking points locked here.
- 04
Produce
Filmed, edited and subtitled, delivered in the influencer's own voice.
- 05
Report
Native analytics after the final post, against the outcome agreed at brief.
Influencer reach
Brands our influencers have partnered with.
These are brands our influencers have worked with, published from their own media kits. An influencer collaboration is not an Evo case study.
And many others
The rest of the roster opens on activation.
What you have just scrolled is a sample. The influencers we deal with run wider than this - other languages, other communities, other emirates, other kinds of face your audience already trusts - and the ones that fit your brief are put in front of you when you activate. Tell us who you need to reach and we come back with names, their audience figures with the source beside each one, and what the activation costs.
Questions
Influencer marketing, answered.
How do I choose the best influencer marketing agency in the UAE?
Ask five questions before you book. Does the agency know its influencers, or is it searching a database? Can it show each influencer's audience with the source and the period? Does it work in the languages your customers speak? Who films and edits the content? And who runs the paid media and reports the result? Evo Media Pro was built to answer all five in-house, and everything on this page is there so you can check.
How much does influencer marketing cost in the UAE?
It depends on the influencers, the formats, the number of posts, the usage rights, and whether the content is filmed in our studio or amplified with paid media. Every proposal comes with a fixed fee and each influencer's audience figures with their sources, so you know what you are paying for before you commit.
Can we run the influencer content as our own ads?
Yes, when it is agreed up front. Usage rights and whitelisting are written into the proposal, and our performance marketing team runs the paid amplification and reports what it brings in.
Is the audience actually in the UAE?
Partly, and that is the point. The channel splits between the Philippines and the UAE, so one activation lands in both markets. The exact split, with its source and period, is published above rather than described in adjectives.
Is the influencer work on this page work Evo did for a client?
No, and the distinction matters. The posts and frames above are the influencers' own work for their own audiences. We show them so you can see what an influencer makes before you book one, not to suggest Evo ran those campaigns. Where a brand is visible, it is the influencer's collaboration and not our client. Results from campaigns we ran are held to the same standard as the audience figures, and go up only when a client agrees to share them.
Can you show results from an influencer campaign you ran?
Not yet. We publish audience figures because they are sourced and dated, and we hold campaign results to the same standard. When a client agrees to share theirs, it goes up as a case study with its numbers attributed.
Do we get to approve the content?
Yes. Concept and script are approved before filming, and brand talking points are locked at that stage. How the whole thing is scoped and produced is set out on the influencer campaigns service page.